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White House Special Files Box 20 Folder 9 Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Murray Joel Belman, Deputy Legal Adviser. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Statements of common responsibilities of regional bureaus. 3 pgs. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for African Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Joseph Palmer, 2nd, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of African Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for the Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for William P. Bundy, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 1 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Philip C. Habib, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Vietnam, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Vietnamese Affairs Country Director position vacant. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Thomas J. Corcoran, Country Director - Laos and Cambodia. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for the Assistant Secretary for European Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for John M. Leddy, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of European Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for George S. Springsteen, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of European Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Alfred Puhan, Deputy Assistant Secretary - Country Director. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 2 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Malcolm Toon, Deputy Assistant Secretary - Country Director. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Robert M. Beaudry, Special Assistant, Interdepartmental Regional Group. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Raymond E. Lisle, Country Director - Eastern Europe. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Alexander C. Johnpoll, Country Director - Germany, International Relations Officer General. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Adolph Dubs, Country Director - Soviet Union, International Relations Officer General. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for John I. Getz, Director, NATO & Atlantic Political Military Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Boris H. Klosson, Office Director, Soviet and Eastern European Exchanges Staff. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 3 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Abraham Katz, Office Director, OECD, European Community and Atlantic Political-Economic Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for the Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Near Eastern & South Asian Affairs position vacant. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Alfred > Atherton, Jr., Country Director - Israel & Arab-Israeli Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for the Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Anthony M. Solomon, Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Frances M. Wilson, Executive Director. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 4 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Thomas O. Enders, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Monetary Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Joseph A. Greenwald, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Trade Policy. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for the Assistant Secretary for Educational and Cultural Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Edward D. Re, Assistant Secretary for Educational and Cultural Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for the Director of Intelligence and Research. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Thomas L. Hughes, Director of Intelligence and Research. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for George C. Denney, Jr., Deputy Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 5 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Joseph T. Bartos, Executive Director, Bureau of Intelligence and Research. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Allan Evans, Deputy Director for Research. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for William C. Trueheart, Deputy Director for Coordination, Bureau of Intelligence and Research. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for William M. Marvel, Director, Office of Current Intelligence Indications. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Geographic Offices of Research and Analysis. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Office Director of the Office of Research and Analysis for East Asia & Pacific position vacant. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Evelyn S. Colbert, Foreign Affairs Analyst, Office of Research and Analysis for East Asia and Pacific. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 6 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Helmut Sonnefeldt, Office Director, Office of Research and Analysis for USSR and Eastern Europe. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Organizational chart for the Assistant Secretary for International Organization Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Joseph John Sisco, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of International Organization Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for David H. Popper, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of International Organization Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Walter M. Kotschnig, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of International Organization Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Ward P. Allen, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of International Organization Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Elizabeth Ann Brown, Office Director, Office of the United Nations Political Affairs. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 7 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 N.D. Other Document Pay grade and background profile for Hobart N. Luppi, Special Assistant, Executive Assistant to the Administrator, Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 N.D. Other Document Job description, pay grade and background profile for Barbara M. Watson, Administrator, Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs. 1 pg. 20 9 12/21/1968 Memo Memo from Harry Flemming to John Ehrlichman, cc Mitchell, Flanigan RE: Status report for the week ending December 21. 2 pgs. 20 9 12/21/1968 Memo Memo from Harry Flemming to John Ehrlichman and Peter Flanigan RE: Positions "excepted" from the competitive service and related employee rights. 3 pgs. 20 9 12/17/1968 Memo Memo from Nicholas J. Oganovic to Directors of Personnel RE: Removal of Protections of Employees in Excepted Positions. 23 pgs. 20 9 12/30/1968 Memo Memo from Harry Flemming to John Ehrlichman, cc Mitchell, Flanigan RE: Status report for the week ending December 28. 2 pgs. 20 9 01/08/1969 Letter Copy of letter from John Ehrlichman to George J. Takacs RE: Takacs previous letter of January 3 concerning the task forces. 1 pg. Tuesday, October 06, 2009 Page 8 of 11 Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 20 9 01/03/1968 Letter Letter from George J. Takacs to John Ehrlichman RE: Task forces being formed. 1 pg. 20 9 01/02/1969 Memo Copy of memo from Charles E. Stuart to Dr. Martin Anderson RE: Task force meetings for January 10 and 11. 1 pg. 20 9 01/02/1969 Memo Copy of memo from Charles Stuart to Dwight Chapin RE: January 10 and 11 task force meetings. 1 pg. 20 9 01/03/1969 Memo Copy of memo from Charles E. Stuart to H. R. Haldeman RE: January 10 and 11 task force meetings. 1 pg. 20 9 01/02/1969 Memo Copy of memo from Charles E. Stuart to Dr. L. DuBridge RE: January 10 and 11 task force meetings. 1 pg. 20 9 01/02/1969 Memo Copy of memo from Charles E. Stuart to Dr. D. Moynihan RE: January 10 and 11 task force meetings.
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